jcrplast
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I used to trowel with a sixteen yr old but her dad took her home..
You lucky you didn't put 14 there mate....EDIT EDIT EDIT.
I used to trowel with a sixteen yr old but her dad took her home..
You need 2900 posts to edit stuff...You lucky you didn't put 14 there mate....EDIT EDIT EDIT.
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Because you dont trowel up hardwall? Have you lost the plot lol what difference does it make in the laying on stages
Not really youre putting so little pressure on when you're laying on
Surprised that a trowel lasted thirty years, I used to wear a Marshall out in less then five,
Which is the very reason it doesn't go on flat. :RpS_lol::RpS_lol:
Permashape might trowel flat once the gear's stiffened but they don't put it on flat. Haggis is right.
Because you dont trowel up hardwall? Have you lost the plot lol what difference does it make in the laying on stages
i reckon if you can master laying on flat with a flat trowel your life will be alot easier , i cant imagine using a curved trowel and wonder why anyone would try . suppose it must be good if all these 4 week coarse plasterers are using them :razz:Danny i use quite a bit of pressure when applying so it goes on flat with a perma, but like ya say it could be cos its well worn in.
its probably because youre trowels bent all over the shop or you can't get the pressure one because it's too longthanks , been in the game just over twenty years and dont know it all but i do know every young plasterer seems to be using these fookin banana trowels( permashape) their work looks good as long as its only their trowel thats been on the wall. ive employed a few and when troweling up after them with 18 inch steel its a fookin nightmare. sub standard trowels for substandard spreads is what i say :flapper:
No it's not it's troweling up you titlaying on is the most important part !
No it's not it's troweling up you tit
try trowling a ploughed field ya fanny , make a mess of
3 bags going on and your fooked . stick with your banana![]()
but doesn't a straight trowel curve over time, well mine have over the last 36 years and some of them have gone the wrong way.
Dave I've never had one go "the wrong way", is there one particular brand you've had this happen with? I've used mainly Marshalltown, Ragni and Tyzacks. Have I just been lucky, especially when you think most of my work over the years has been with S&C as a backing?